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Na [[Special:MyLanguage/Atlantis|Atlântida]], Pérola serviu como virgem vestal, no Templo da Luz, e era a mais exaltada de todas. Ela perdeu a vida quando o Templo foi saqueado por atlantes rebeldes, mas o seu momentum de serviço à Luz foi mantido e manifestou-se nas encarnações seguintes. Ao longo de muitas vidas, Pérola ensinou a Verdade. | |||
Nada was embodied as a mogul emperor of India. During her reign, a great culture and unification of the people took place under the influence of the great love that she expanded through her own heart flame in their behalf. In other embodiments she was a high priestess in a temple in Egypt, the child of an Arab sheik, and served with her twin flame on Atlantis when his uncle was one of the great master-rulers. Her desire for the light has been the dominant theme throughout her hundreds of lives on this planet. Bob served nobly and well under [[George Washington]] during the American Revolution. | Nada was embodied as a mogul emperor of India. During her reign, a great culture and unification of the people took place under the influence of the great love that she expanded through her own heart flame in their behalf. In other embodiments she was a high priestess in a temple in Egypt, the child of an Arab sheik, and served with her twin flame on Atlantis when his uncle was one of the great master-rulers. Her desire for the light has been the dominant theme throughout her hundreds of lives on this planet. Bob served nobly and well under [[George Washington]] during the American Revolution. | ||